A turbocharged six-pot Vauxhall understeers its way onto our list. It’s not the world’s most handsome wagon, sure, but this 24-valve Vectra VXR makes up for it with substantial numbers: 252bhp ...

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A 160kg weight-saving over the first-generation Insignia VXR contributes towards a 7.3 second 0-60mph time (6.9 seconds for the petrol), and although it feels quick, it’s not exactly forceful.

Upon its release, the Vectra VXR's rivals were the Ford Mondeo ST and the Mazda 6 MPS, while today it would be more comparable to the super saloons produced by the likes of Audi and BMW. In fact ...

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Vectra Cs are pretty corrosion resilient, too – certainly better than Fords of the same era – though front subframes and rear suspension arms can get a bit crusty with age, so check these over ...

At the other end of the scale is the VXR, with a not-inconsequential 276bhp 2.0-litre turbo petrol. Official figures suggest something like 36mpg; we wish you the very best of luck with that.

The Vectra VXR was a much better car than the MPVs, but it also struggled - only 1,000 were sold here between 2005 and 2008, the number Vauxhall had originally projected it would shift each year.

Written by Simon Harris Published: 6 June 2019 The Vectra VXR driver is offered a wide range of seat adjustment to find the perfect driving position. The steering wheel adjusts for reach and height, ...